Recent content by Toxicscrew

Wow, thank you! That's quite the praise.

Bar height table for a billiard area. 9 feet long, 18" wide, it's a beast. Spalted & rotted oak encased in Total Boat resin on custom fabbed powdercoated steel base.

Brass backsplash and fireplace wall for home remodel

Made a few monlithic clocks from project leftovers. Sycamore, Golden Acacia and Black Walnut.

If you stay to waterbased finishes, get a small turbine unit. Earlex used to sell one for 150 or so, now their base is 300. :/ I have one and it is a lot easier to clean and sprays great. You might look at your local hardware/paint store and see what they have.

Welded up this 14' long display rack for a local designer showroom. Hold the carpet sample boards. They had several of the bars with the rods attached, I had to cut them to size and make them work for the most part. Needed two more and had to cut and weld all those short pieces, not the most...

I can't believe I never posted this loveseat on here before. I built the entire thing, including doing the upholstery. The trim is cedar and waterfalls down the arms. The back and sides are clad in antique car tire treads. A buddy of mine and I cut them all apart with a sawz-all, they had...

Fireplaces seem to be my calling. Here is one from a basement finish earlier this year. The shelves are brushed stainless steel with walnut slabs. I did the fireplace surround and media cabinets with grille inserts as well.

This is a suspended double sided mirror I did a couple of years back for a remodel for a turn of the century home in the Central West End area of St Louis. It's pretty hard to get a good look at, because, well, mirror. It's quite the master bath.

Thanks so much. I'm working on an install (of someone else's work) and needed a pick up. Glad you enjoyed my work. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Thank you It's held on with unicorn tears. lol I drilled and tapped threaded holes in the brass and drilled slightly oversized corresponding holes in the walnut. I threaded brass rod into the brass side and then filled the walnut holes with Total Boat Thixo epoxy. Let set up and voila.

I found this piece of black walnut while visiting a friends shop. He had it in his burn pile and I saw its uniqueness so I grabbed it. The tree had sustained damage, most likely due to wind, and had split perfectly along a grain line. So you can see the tree from the inside out, which truly a...

Another resin serving board, this one with small (3") elm cookies in the white resin. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

It was a white dye I found on Amazon. There's a ton of colors out there in liquid & powder form. Check out Beyond Wood Products, the colors he comes up with in resin are crazy. Thanks Royce! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Thanks! I use Total Boat epoxy with the slow hardener for these. You can find it on Amazon. The kits come with preset pumps for dispensing, no measuring or weighing. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk